Nathan Hager and Alexis Christophorus

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122 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 8 May

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trade deal during overnight talks.
That's despite warnings from President Trump that he would soon impose fresh tariffs on the bloc.
We get more from Bloomberg Chief Europe Correspondent Oliver Crook.
What you had last night was the meeting of the trilogue.
This is the sort of synonym for reconciliation, the discussions that happen at the European level to try to get this now new amended trade deal across.
It did not make a sort of big breakthrough, the sort of swift resolution that Trump wanted.
But we did hear from the EPP party.
This is the biggest party in European Parliament.
basically the final rounds of negotiations with eu member states and the european commission will be scheduled for the 19th of may with the european parliament's final vote expected in june now there are two scenarios here one they get this through the us is happy the second is you start to get these u.s auto tariffs you go back to square one we don't think that's likely because of course the europeans didn't want to deal with the trade war to begin with much less now when there's this issue of straggflations or hanging over the economy here
Bloomberg's Oliver Crook says President Trump threatened last week to increase tariffs on EU cars and trucks from 15 to 25 percent.
And back here in the U.S., Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick testified to the House Committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and possible lapses in the law enforcement response.
Bloomberg's Amy Morris reports from Washington.
Secretary Lutnick's testimony was challenged by Democrats who questioned his credibility and accused him of not being truthful about his visit to Epstein's Island.
Ranking member of the House Select Committee, Ro Khanna.
It was just contortions and lies and no acknowledgement that he misled the American public.
House Oversight Chair James Comer says Lutnick was transparent, testifying before the committee voluntarily.
It was a closed-door testimony.
The committee plans to release a transcript in the next few days.
In Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio.
Time now for our Bloomberg Sports Update, and for that, we bring in John Staschauer.
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